8 Reasons Javier Hernandez Will Star for Manchester United This Season

Sir Alex Ferguson will be looking for redemption this season after losing the Premier League in such a cruel fashion to The Sky Blues last season.

Ferguson has wasted no time on the transfer market by snapping up Robin van Persie, arguably the most attractive player that was available on the market.

Although all eyes will be cast upon van Persie on the pitch, Ferguson will not rely on his performances solely, and has built a plethora of world-class forwards who will be as responsible for United’s success as van Persie.

Although Hernandez was left out of the Red Devils' lineup in the first game of the season, there is no doubt that United’s first ever Mexican player will feature dominantly in front of the goal.

Here are eight reasons why Hernandez will star for Man United this season

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At the age of 24, Hernandez is already a mature and seasoned striker.

There is room for improvement for the striker, but when Hernandez arrived at Old Trafford, he was already a developed player who had made a big impact for his old team C.D Guadalajara, proving his ability.

Hernandez definitely has a long future in football ahead of him, which is really exciting for Alex Ferguson and Red Devils' supporters.

Star-Studded Cast

Hernandez will not be solely responsible for Man United's destiny this season, due to the calibre of the players he will be working with up front.

Wellbeck, van Persie, and Rooney will be working just as hard as Chicharito in order to produce some magic in front of the net.

This star-studded cast will definitely help and not hinder Chicharito. Working with the likes of van Persie will surely enhance his game and since there is healthy competition for a starting position, it will force him to work even harder.

Team Player

Sometimes world class strikers are known for their selfish ploys in order to gain recognition, however this is not true of Javier Hernandez.

Hernandez is not as interested in his own success as he is of the Red Devils success.

Scoring goals for United is definitely a priority, but Sportal India reported Hernandez to have said, "If I have a season where I play a lot but didn't score one goal, but I can lift those trophies, I will be the happiest man in the world."